Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-10-20

LEWISTON RACES

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LEWISTON RACES,
Lewiston, | T., Oct. Is, 1887.
At meetir. of the Lewiston Jockey
Club held this evening aud the iollovin.
Du,lIcss was transacted. The president
) Il. Morris. aud secretary, l.. StannuS
being absent NJ. A. Kelly was elected
president pro ten, and p. NJ Davis see.
Rotary pro TEN:
Mr.. G. IL. Payne from soli,itin. com.
mlttee, reported favoratly as to the
subscriptions, and, after consideration
the following programme was decided
upon:
Grand races and Glass bali and pigeon
shooting matches. Races to be held on
the track south of this city known as the
"Old Track" en- November 9th, 10Th
18th and 18th. Over $500 in premiums
to be given away.
-FIRST DAY
WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 9Tu.
1870 =. NJ:
Running race one half mile dash, free
for all horses. Purse 500.
$50 P. NJ:
Trotting race, $3.50 class, mile heats,
three in five, free for all Idaho horses,
Purse 500.
SECOND DAY,
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH.
l:30 p. NJ:
Three quarter mile dash, free for all,
pm:
Trotting race, 300 class, mile heats,
three in five, free for all,
Purse 1925.
THIRD DAY,
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1lTn,
FORENOON, 1890 A. NJ Glass ball
and Pigeon shooting-Glass ball shoot
ing match, free for all, balls furnished
by the committee Purse SO.
First money SIS, second money $40.
l1:30, A. NJ:
Pigeon shooting match, free for all.
Pigeons furnished by the committee.
Purse S25.
First money SIS, second money $40.
AFTERNOON RACING.
100 PM:
One mile novelty race, free for all.
Purse 500.
81 & each quarter pole,
2:30 l.. NJ:
One half mile dash, free for all ponies
under fourteen hands high, riders
catch weight. Purse $50.
FOURTH DAY,
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH.
l:3O PM:
Five-ei hths mile dash, free for all
Idaho three year olds. Purse SO.
2:30 p. NJ: One quarter mile handicap
heat race, two in three, free tor all.
Purse 800.
RULES
LIST. Races to be governed by the
National Association Rules.
End. Entrance fee tea per cent of
purse.
Bird. Three or more to enter and two
to start.
4th. Eighty per cent. of purse to
first horse and twenty per cent to second.
9th. All entries closed at six p. M,
sharp, the evening preceding first day
of races.
9th. Judges to be selected on first
day of races.
7th. The horse distanciug the field
in any race will be entitled to ninety
per cent. of the purse and the next horse
ten per cent.
9th. No Withdrawals allowed except
upon permission of Judges.
The Chairman appointed the follow
ing committees:
FINANCE &C. II. Payne, Geo. C..
LELAND, E. j. Bonhore, W. A. Simp-
son.
Track w. T Cox and G. II.
Payne. At this time the meeting ex
pressed their desire that the president
pro TEN, DR.. NJ. A. Kelly, should act as
one Of the Track Committee, and Mr..
kelly's name was put on such committee
The committee was then declared to be
as follows: W. T. Coz, G. H. Payne
and NJ. A. Kelly.
Pools AND PRIVILEGES j. H.
Robinson, F. Roos and I. G. Hattabaugh
EXECUTIVE Cox President, J. B.
Morris, Secretary, L. Stannus, Treasurer
l. G. Hattabaugh.
Meeting then adjourned SIM die.
NJ. A. KELLY, P. NJ. DAVIS,
President, pro TEN. Sec. pro TEN.